[Accepted] Changes to [WTB] & [WTS]

[Omni]

Helou there,
Since the beginning of my awsum career on epvp, there has been a lot of people making mistakes aka. asking how much I am selling a product for, while my thread was about buying [WTB] the product, not selling it [WTS].

A lot of people aren't aware of the meaning of those 2, probably neither the [WTT], and the thing that a lot of the community is german, where S stands for "Suche" and B stands for "Biete" or "Beite" or smthing, not really into deutsch causes problems as well.

So, my idea, to keep it simple:



Basically, that's it :|

Also, if the devs want to waste an additional 3 minutes, you could remake the [WTT], maybe not the shortcut itself but the layout of the thread title aka.



Wanted to put "for" instead of "vs" but looked **** :|

Also, if doing this, when selecting the [WTT] while making a thread, the thread title input field could split into 2, with a small "vs" or "for" in between aka.



Danke Bitte Schön for reading, luv ya <3

[Venipa]

Looks good to me

[dacx]

Looks more appealing to me as well, I'll have a look into it!

[Ⓜiku Ⓗatsune]

Oh, just realized [B]iete & [S]uche looks like [B]uying & [S]elling which means the opposite of the translation, lulz.

Yeah, good idea.

[Excalibur™]

Great idea, make it live +

[Nivea Soft]

Ich mag die Idee auch. Mittlerweile schreibe ich es aus. Wenn ich WTS // WTB nehme verstehen es die Leute falsch und schreiben einen ständig für nichts an. Wohl möglich "want to sell > want to search" wird verwechselt. Hier oben ist es einfach gelöst > bin ich für.

[Toxicator]

I'm not into trading, but that looks like a decent improvement

[rock220]

great idea

[bisko #EGG]

Good idea, I like it. :3

[dacx]

Good news! We have accepted this suggestion and implemented the following changes in The Black Market:

• [Buying], [Selling] and [Trading] prefixes have been implemented (Suche, Biete and Tausche in our German localisation).

You can set them the same way you've set the old ones and are still able to filter threads using our advanced search. Here is a quick sneak peak:




#accepted
#closed